What is so enticing about an Oriental Chinese Rug that it supersedes others in preference? Why give it credence over others? Are Oriental Chinese Rugs UK high quality and low priced? Or are there some other attributes in them absent in the rest? It is important to try and find that out, for you may feel like bringing Ancient Chinese Culture home and see it glitter on your floor.

Why not get to know these first before giving a thought to buy them.

Chinese RugsUK feature stunning hand carved textures amongst all other traditional mattresses. Their origins have been traced back to the North West regions of China, somewhere around the area of Xinjiang. In recent times some of the tufted rugs with Chinese Designs on them have been found out to be 25 centuries old. Other discoveries pertaining to Chinese Rugs UK include fragments made from woolen material thought to be around 3000 years old. This is featured predominantly in the Chinese Rug.

The traditional Chinese Rug is said to be made out of pure wool, derived by nomads roaming Northern China. It is said to be a good mix of both Goat and Camel Hair and adds phenomenally to the overall texture. Many weavers from this era said back in time that the silk found back then had amazing qualities rendering strength and variation in pile besides reflecting light and giving varied shades and adding gloss.

A lot of Chinese Handmade Rugsmaking factories across the country have been exporting to the UK with buyers showing keen interest in acquiring them to add more glamour to their home. Tufted Chinese Rugs UK resembling hand knotted versions or super-wash as they are generally known as are sold widely in the UK.

These are woven by hand via a bizarre technique, where a tufted gun is used and the wool is tufted into a hessian like material which then is set into latex to hold the pile. The rug is finally finished with a cotton or canvas backing and the pile is then hand carved to add more to the texture.

Chinese mattresses have undergone plenty of changes over the last 3000 years but the basic design remains the same. The principles of weaving have changed slightly. This retention of Chinese culture and attention to minute details has driven the rug making industry into mass production with exports to Britain going up manifold in the last many years.

There are so many things about these carpets you can explore only after bringing them home. Some of the animals China is known for like the rat and the Dragon, predominantly mentioned in the Chinese calendar have been inscribed in these mattresses. There is much more to these, which adds up as another reason why you should ponder getting one home.